Voidable Deeds | Legal Term Defined (Property Definitions for Law School and Bar Exam Prep)

Voidable deeds explained simply (Property Law). *Crushendo Bar Exam Review Prep: crushendo.com
voidable deeds - When deeds are made cancellable at the protected party’s option due to fraud in inducement and other deed defenses. Voidable, uncancelled deeds become enforceable as to subsequent lienholders (or encumbrancers) and bona fide purchasers.
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